New York and New Jersey were the hub of activity in the early years, but as entrepreneurs and "Trust busters" dared to stand up to Thomas Edison and his consortium who held patents on the cameras, the film and even the sprocket holes, few states were without some company with a camera at work. Southern California became an oasis -- not only was the weather almost always perfect for outdoor filming, it was 3,000 miles away from the Trust and their vigilantes.
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